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First Friday Recycling Collection S...
Residents are reminded that the First Friday Recycling collection is scheduled for tomorro...

Suspect arrested after shots fired ...
MAIDEN––A Lenoir man has been arrested in connection with firing shots into a ...

Church Events June 5 – June 30
LINCOLNTON, N.C. - Upcoming events include Pentecost Sunday, Community Breakfast, Children...

EL Historical Society Event on the ...
DENVER - The Eastern Lincoln Historical Society will host a special program on the signing...
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First Friday Recycling Collection Set for Tomorrow
Residents are reminded that the First Friday Recycling collection is scheduled for tomorrow morning....

Suspect arrested after shots fired into truck
MAIDEN––A Lenoir man has been arrested in connection with firing shots into a parked tra...

Church Events June 5 – June 30
LINCOLNTON, N.C. - Upcoming events include Pentecost Sunday, Community Breakfast, Children’s C...

EL Historical Society Event on the Meck-Dec
DENVER - The Eastern Lincoln Historical Society will host a special program on the signing of the Me...

Margaret Reep Neal
VALE, N.C. - Margaret Reep Neal, age 86, of Dave Peterson Lane in Vale, passed away on Monday, June ...

Additional suspects in mass shooting
NEWTON––There are three more suspects in Sunday’s mass shooting near Hickory, maki...

GPD Street Crimes Unit makes community safer
GASTONIA––It’s all about taking a bite out of street crime and making for a safer ...

Rabid Cat Confirmed in Dallas Area, Marking 8th Rabies Case of 2025
By Jay Dellinger, Publisher -------GASTON COUNTY, N.C. – Gaston County has confirmed its eight...

Brenda Ruth Lynn Sox
Brenda Ruth Lynn Sox, 83, of Statesville, passed away Monday, June 2, 2025, at the Mitchell Mack Hos...

Arrest made in connection with mass shooting
NEWTON––An arrest has been made in connection with the June 1 mass shooting near Hickory...
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Danny Forrest Pendleton
CROUSE, N.C. - Danny Forrest Pendleton, age 72, of Crouse, passed away on Sunday, June 1, 2025.A Cel...

County approves FY ’25-26 budget ordinance
LINCOLNTON––As the 2024-25 fiscal year winds down, and FY 2025-26 looms ahead, the Count...

A Simple Lesson From The Camino
Chances are you’ve heard about the Camino, that long pilgrim path across the Pyrenees of North...

Upcoming Events June 1- 30
Battle Of Ramsour’s Mill Events June 14 - 22HOW TO GET THERE: Activities will be staged in and...
I can relate so well, as Belmont NC, where I have lived for 30 years, has turned into Charlotte the sequel. I dread even driving 2 miles down the road to my favorite local grocer on any day of the week. Even now with the school summer break, traffic is still a nightmare. Vinyl villages, condos, apartments, and townhomes have swallowed us up over the last 8 years. As well as commercial structures…many built along now what was already a congested 2 lane road outside of the city limits. Including a brand new middle school. I’m now surrounded by commercial property..given I live in the city limits, where a wooded area once stood behind my home, I can now look out my kitchen window and see a medical park. Borders, language, and culture…all have changed drastically across these United States. I have no doubt there are others like myself and you who can give a synopsis of how their communities are doing a 360. It is my hope and desire that over the next 5 years, my husband and I can sell and move. To where, we don’t know just yet. But it’s going to be out of this area, possibly to a different State. For now, I’ll just sit back and keep watching trees be torn down and rapid growth continue to destroy what was once a charming bedroom community west of Charlotte.
When will the LPD sale be conducted?
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